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National Republican., 1887-02-01

Our new store is fast ap-
preaching completion, and we
hope to occupy it March
with an entirely new stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
which will surpass in large
ness, completeness, and va
riety anything yet shown by
us; meanwhile we are anxious
to close out all Winter Stock,
such as Wraps, Cloaks, Jack
cts, Ladies and Mems Me-
rino and Wool Underwear,
Winter Hosiery and Gloves,
w i'm ter Skirts, Blankets,
Comforts, Flannels, &c., and
are willing to make extraor-
dinary reductions to accom-
plish their disposal at once.
To-day it is Wraps.
We have filled long center table
with miscellaneous lot of Newmar-
lets, Raglans, Doimans, Jackets, VI.
sites and Circulars; various materials,
in black, brown and dark green. We
Lave not all the sizes in any one partic.
lar line. These have been selling at
s6.tO, 81, $3.50, 50. $40, up to sl7 per gar.
ment, We offer you your choice of the
lott IT
e5 EACH.
Second floor; take elevator)
To-day begins the second month OF
cur Grand Seventh Annual Sale of
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
The steadily increasing business done
since the Inauguration fthis sale, Jan.
8. is the most convincing attestatIon OF
the appreciation Of our customers, as
well as the most substantial evidence
producible that better intrinsic values
than we are offering are not to be found.
January has closed the most success.
full month this department has yetex-
perienced, and we propose, If possible,
toeyen eclipse this grand achievement
during February by Offering equally
attractive bargains, II not better, In Fine
Muslin Underwear, Nomatter what the
| price you pay us for a garment, we
guarantee you az good muslin, as good
sewing and finishing, audas much style
as that price can possibly procure IN
this or any other city.
Second floor; take eleyator,)
WOODWARD & LorHRop.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
A Counter Petition Filed.

AN Ohio lady asks what she shall give heI
minister. Try st, Jacobs Oil. Fifty cents.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
Laying of Water Pipes.

FRESH air, good food, and Red Star Cough
cure make you healthy. Twenty-Five cents.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
Washington Cadet Corps Ball,

SALVATION on cures rheumatism In from IL
| 20 is hours, sw elliDgs and bruises In few
hours.
National Republican., 1887-02-01

s2.is Jer'eys, all styles, si.S9.
s29S Breton" Jerseys for $3.50.
1898 Beaded Jerseys for s2.6S.
81 .9S Children's Jerseys for Sl.T9.
1928 Childs Cloaks for A.50.
S11.37 Chid's Cloaks for $780,
1875 Chid's Cloaks for $40.
sl25 Ladies' Seal Plush Wraps for 500.
$50 Seal Plush Wraps for $40.
S75 Beaded Wraps for $50.
$50 Beaded Wraps for s35.
IS English Walking Jackets for $3.50.
si4S English Walking Jackets for S3,9S.
SO English Cloth Ragans for 80.
s55 Bouce Cloth Raglans for s25.
$3.50 Fancy Evening Silks for SO.
S575 Fancy Pushes and Nelvets for $3.50.
$3.50 Tinsel and Brocade Effects for 80.
$3.50 Fancy. Plaid. and Brocade Velyets for
$3.50 Satin Frieze for sl,85.
s225 Fancy striped yelvets for sl.os.
sl.25 Fancy striped Velyets for csc.
s2.25 Tinsel Gauzes for sl.0S.
CSC Plain Silk Gauzes for T5c.
3 for Csc Lace Tides for 8 for 19c.
sec Satin Covered Cushions for 20c.
S1.25 Lace Trimmed Cushions for 9Sc.
soc Persian Scaris, fringed, 25c.
slCs Chenille Table Covers for sl.89.
Csc Monte Cloth scarfs for 5ic.
yer cent. discount off Laces, Embroideries,
Dress Trimmings, and Buttons,
75c Corsets all styles, for soc.
tOc Corsets, all styles, for SOC.
iSc Health" Wire Bustles for SOC.
sl so Muslin Night Gowns for Csc.
CSC Skirts, all styles, for 77c.
aSc Short Skirts for SOC.
gSc Embroidered Drawers for 73c.
SOC Cambria Corset Covers for 33c.
sI.6S Childs Nainsook Dresses for sl.25.
csc Cbild's Camps for 800.
29c India Linen Aprons for loo.
lgc Nurses Caps for 16c
25c Stamped splashers for 2lc.
25c Towels, all styles, for 22c.
Pride OF the West Muslin, lie.
10-i New York Mills Sheetings. 25c,
79c Honey Comb Spreads for tic.
121aC Stephens Crash for lOc
62c Doylies (bleached) for 5Sc.
GENTS.
4ic Scarfs, all styles, for SOC.
S5c scarfs, all styles, for 2ic.
25c Scarfs, all styles, for l9c.
25c d-ply Linen Cuffs, lSc.
15c 3-ply Linen Collars for 12c.
s5c "Palais Royal Dress shirts for 7Sc.
TSc "Palais Royal Fancy Trimmed Night
Shirts 66c.
SIC Genuine "Guyot' Suspenders for 25o
4Sc Silk finished suspenders for SOC.
25c Half Hose, all styles, 19c.
.bc Half Hose, all Styles 2lc.
iSc Half hose, all styles. SIC.
4sc Warm Underwear, oil styles, for 39c.
T3c Warm Underwear, all styles, for d9c.
Sl.25 Warm Underwear, all styles for 69c.
Sl.50 Warm Underwear, all styles, for 99c.
81 Underwear, all styles, for Sl39.
81 eS Cardigan Jackets for S24S,
GSc "Palais Royal" Kid Gloves for S2c.
2Nc Linen Handkerchiefs for 19c..
121%c Pure Linen Handkerchiels for 10c.
Sl.t0 Rubber Goats for 81 ,3S.
sl.S5 "GlOria" Umbrellas for 81 As.
s2G5 Silk Umbrellas, gold tops, $3.50.
CSC Silver Top Canes for &C.
National Republican., 1887-02-01
Keep the Aisles Clear.

LARGE variety of Hukes and Billiards. val
entine novelties at Koch's, 1921 PENNSYLVANIA
National Republican., 1887-02-01
Marriage Licensaa.

50 per gallon, 75 cents quart bottle. No. l
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money,
at McGees, Ninth street. near d.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

Tie funeral Of Caps +. Is. Fuller yestef
taY sss sei. attended tev Ar Jacobs
sai0g.zsi linn 10 . splendid manner. re-
viewing msny ol the events Of his remark
aale cafe~f on ths lakes The pal bearers
were al CO friends aud associates OF the
deoeAss,i-laptain Noes NJ. Parsons, Cap
Tain Lee. Nm flske-. captain illiov, and
Sc n. Aayc lhe funeral services we're he.d
at foFt sherman, wnrrc The fesnSins We're
Diseed 0n board ths Geo Z. >aviise fol
ioN-d oy re tugs Commodore. barry. jOhn
Torrent. Newell Avery k!nssbary. Cora
fl'l Ter sna Ferry when followed with their
Hags sf haii mast ihey landed al Capt
lees terry oocx Nnege the remains were
transferred 70 ihe heArse. followed by a
afse body VI citizens u The cemetery
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

4 sts s.a l.c t-l -s.-ftas oy !
81 M4los fea CoL lsAlSs sa3lag
iaat .le tr-.llsal ai1 noE as sas tme
the .s. .r vAa sr.-.sA--a aeek 40 .Asi
Mandsy AZ ..oipats th-s 10 wou.d> bs
sD.s O. gs.i 0ranI Esp.ls tbs season.
Ith Is no reason WY formal scs.ou
snoa,l noe 10 tassl 81 tls Common
CoaaclI io .avts 80 President to come.
~ lsat .as be- lai pr bsS.. not dsoiisd
60 vsit Chicago or Detroit, atl formal
sssion Indicating 4 ssneFsi desire % tls
psocis % ssis cl.y. irrespective q poh-
tios, % have him pay us a visit, ~ ght lead
the President % reconsider his plans.
Mr WssroS and Mayor D..eVAS havo
done ihs proper thing in writing to urge
ths President 70 come Now let tie
Couael endorse their acton a. the next
rsaat4f
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
NouiaFfut Cars.

W D.. HOyf IS tu.. Wholesale and Retail
Drugs sfs. cf Rome Ca. saF. We have
beau seillag Dr. nss New Discovery
Eiecir.c Buffers aud 3acNiel 2 Arnica Sslse
g.. lrfo wears. Have never handled reme-
Gles thsi sell - well. or give such laive sal
satisfaction There have been SOME won
dsrial eires Effected by these medicines in
tbs citY Several cssss O. pronouu st
Consumption have been entirely cured by
use 0l 4 i.0 bottles OF Or King New Dis
coTery. taken ia connection with Electric
itte-s. We guarantees them aways.
ola Dy Wm H. ri5bs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

~ NthiNnis. +rtH 3Fef1 a. acIaa iilf,frs
'.is-i tiiiii fi su tEaul tf Arl Ho" ,t
B. ipeh"eaa etn fass snc 1t.&ei "A
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
Cr0Von Portraits.

CoNRabfs At TI8E-c0NEAD czkz
= = fsifeo1. sc ~ 3 ne Niaf SO inf and
- Nf srsa-1 Faet SO 80 3 s 8nuraasifh 81.
40 aoH tftH C1&7sls- y lct rsn -osd e. tf 9ne
reeFsef-l1l.f aofsts Fo1r stn1 gsfr1rlsEs H ls
engage 81 er@cr ~ f1reFeE tsfTrFsfs rssfrz q
~ srrs ucrk ~e-sfzrf.11 EgaraHfee1 frttr
reo4f - ~ Is. I'D grsnEtig a. sB8e3 ~. ~en0
ceef Dshfret F8osr sTs4h th1atr aesf s4T
Fcr1 FfesfIre wii H. Ffr0Ffs fsfs ret r9ei tr
rFrIrslcs f0Is psrif8i&~s lslrt ehef 81 sfs.t -
ft1E FfeeerFe tee .areS ~ fese v1a nre and
a. - seus ti1t f1arr her uersr~sas ~ -
So a . r3rsTefe fr neet perneuber ssfs<fze-
tisE z1s-ansses sF - 49, sskef
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

That IS -old w1ich is worth gold. Health
IS worth more -hsn gold D1at neglect q
cough or cold aad ie, 81 remain 20 irrifaie
tie LUNGS when q 80 cent bottle az Dr. Bise-
low e Positive ture wii promptly and 'ale!y
cure ans recent coush, c1i ar sAr9at or lung
trouble Bar tlt lo'lar bette % T.. Z.
Wilson io- chronic cases 0. family use En-
iorsa gsil.ans aad druggists. Pleas
Z II IL ---.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
eifs saws ,oSDEssED

~ Whss'o.k. n Gfsad Rapids. Vas n
icsa Festsrosy
fhe cans t4eellaE ~ AakesL1s wi1 Ss "a
goci fannias cr1ef ls14y and toa1sxfos.
Ezis0a Fgsi died G01fssay evening
sss8 1l ye4fs. lie caves ( ~itos three
scas sl4 iso O. CATERS.
he1sger-sye. > cslag cat down 70 tie
grade ices go lLs s@na - beiag used -
.eysl W TIE s4sGast
it u-s2sh2Ia % fsla yss-sld4y. Hal
somebody he. Fe1 the matter slOnz ey hrinz
ia. Grand Rapiis cannon they would
aasr beea . tilsa ~ tle gratitude VI Tie
residents Or Ys city.
William Asstayer = sagls nan EN-
pI0ysd ~ the BooIins Company. wes
d-osned a. tbs bay miil Yesterday morn
ior TEE C0foEer nsld al inquesl znd tas
lalF feadersd 4 gsgdlc; oi accidental
Ifo8uluzn
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06


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t-ss~ @-a
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esssa sas4s So cl.ssoa eazss e.
e tsete ees.t &C. H~f
ssa ee asn esrsa 80 e, caaet
fssl4 sk.lls- .-..s.s- -. q.
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Eales -fsile aralasd g.
u@s ti4ss.-as . - - ~. caogsE as p,
Fei-sg- flfsegs assssi lsilT d1Skz 10
l isis q a
sts.~-sa pes 80 ssss - per lo4a
No. = sshes. 3 ss.te. eass,ssa o1e-taif1 %
500 s.o ( sloss sslsi 81 a. psE c0f1 ts.-f
Ices so6d sAss 70 Esf ceft
esoesrls. ssa Frsstsles.- ssasls.. 9.
tE-artIs $685. q flaaasste4. .e "A d
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fssa f-e- 54s .9aslec. 4ala-
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es q e4E. ste. s-1ios-el
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aa fse- 1eea g. - pes lsa. -rsa, 81.
aA.Ie e at-iItsf sl8
tee1 tef. t-a a-..s, .s5it
arF.-eae %. -.i..l.ssa lsss ~ per sai'7a,
Har ..ts, te
e-tas-. .l.-f s. ae. .a tlaiafi-y 8 o81tk
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

Not few citizens OF Isaad Ran.as re-
Gently became greatly excited over the as
founding facts tbst several oi their irieuis
who had been pronounced hV fneir phr
cisus a. ine1ra1e aIa beyond st hove
Suffering with that dreaded tleuster. Con-
sumption have been completely cured bv
Ut klpE' NeT Discovery for Cgnsunrtioa.
ibe only rsmeiv shat does positively cure
al throat and lung diseases Coughs Colds.
Asthma .ue Bronchitis Trai bottle free.
A. VIM. Il. gioo- Dsu- Store. lsrss bottles
tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

Fer elicsso - frGpsi.ers oly ~ st.
Joseph. $4,000 Zee; OF lumber swallow.
yJUo0 lumber John otis. 5000 lumber;
Michael t,roh sU1.0uu iuuasf Annie
laura. S-5po91 lumber q. ui-soE. 23o,cel
lumber Schoan-rs Iow.es suaV0 lum-
ser William Jonfs l-O 900 lumber
Tor Milwaukee Schooner " III. Chap
nau. sn lH iuMiy~F
iaf Michigan ,iiy-propeller A Z. Col
norl -tt rUu lumber.
For Eac.ne Schooner kewsunee, 30, =
cos lumber.
rogal lumber 2,6150)0 feet.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

- ~ y IIsII' ~ y TIIT'IIHF
A iecai flels1t lfafcs trsHu EsrssGs a. .
~ carrting pEfaelrfft af fsr g. Nelsfas11l ..
Through rckeis 90 ai rstn.. SEQ nfrrrs DAB fe -
.nE opaches ear ho tecuu0 q untog fllkef % 81 %
= Noufac-sL. sod ~ ftfef
~ MA f-sff f-su A.
eto. v. = NEo.. CitF 1lcse' Agpat
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

THr Bksr SALvE N the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhcgm. Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped HRuds Cnilblains,
Cor0s and al Ska EruptiOns. and positive
" cures piles o. no pay required It is
-URrsu.esd 10 give peFfsc' "a siactlon or
el0nev -e7gnded Price - cents pr box.
For sEie st VIM H.Tbos drug stores
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

The ChIosre s. Alton Fsf wa g. ~ tresi
era.rra fhs fsaifs .H4 fso.. t.. er fs...e fal.n
Lrl,azo q r. r. tii- a,il . sl-ss Iit
rtFff.tf. 4 81. .4I.e
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

NN0Ws0NAs ei,s.',,.7 Of eas', Of Con, n,
cured every year ~ Acler5 celeb-eici
English Remedy. Il is Q guaranteed prop
ste-ion il it does not help You it VII coss
you nothing. Try Il. a single dose VIII
show iia rood efIecA Trial bottles 20 cta
L. r Wilson AID W. =. White
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
aFusL syon Wants.

XtrANTED-A q 1UD EXPERIENCED DRY
" coeas CLERK. 0De who s. eaks foreign Ian
claEc. preferred Address - " Ne,teru-aye
81 zf -au. Nich I6
tsrANTEr AT THE ARIINGTON HOTEL
" Mu.Aeson, Mich pptfy cook and dining
Ig1El ZiT It1f
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

norTCR MAR p Ta0N PeCE. OFFICE -
IL Hor71e-st Ecars hef reen 81 sd ~ q r.
% s1e - p - esrers p-sca-e. isa
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06
For Reat--RoOnls.

TOR RF%T-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS ON
: first hoo-, suitable To- iigAt iousese~piu..
within fte ml uies ~sis 0t Mcuue. - rcHt yoty
reasonable. VII rent NOR TsOm- b. de.ilei for
frrher par icii ars call uA az address J. T. 80
south Division 81, Dfaud Rapids. 20
LOR RENT-NlfEiY FURNISHED ROOMS.
4 single or en suic, r. = fountaiu-sf rs
DOOM AID POWER TO RENr-C0RNrg
II Campau and l0uis-sts. Beuueis * Ostu-n
ESt
DOR EFNT- -FrRSlsHEDO UNFURNISUED
L rDoli. AIS, furnished rpn. Tor iignt house
keeping. Eesai7e & Tsom i01, New hol-e,usu
block. gppef rO0r IS
NOR RENT-FC FINISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
/ bookkeeping. I55 \. D4ylslou-st.. near the
postOitc,. l3Nf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

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.ss-ss. sss s.ss w.ass.eas s.'aiss .i- : -'''
as sALE-TNo AoCsEx 0N Is.
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Aitiss s4d = laEsls rsl = aptkaf 81 h I'D
= ff-+s .si'ae iu,i.s bros sse arseEe
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y sts ee A~soe saelsice : a. ileA ~ - -
49, a. it it'e feflss tfrs sass = ui>a hts<
p ei.-- ssa its ~ tNussa e NAltn et n+N go
sassp Aofs & lsosi Lsa}sn3 o-ses -se
nos sALf-KAaN - ACREs sslAPRoNED
tas soll ifsfae s<Fu spA5t alla "a elae.t.
tt.Ht e tilfi. good water. sual la4I. >iUlAlsd
i-af lii't- hna Ntaafeo No lnc4m hfalce
oi't is.i.n fe+sn ef s-i4 caelauEs laf gits alup-
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DlNE LANDS NJ HAVE cHoIC IRACgs
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-06

HeiD H0nfed- Male.
tVAsTED- -sAIEsMgN TO HANDLE A lENE
W q. n9ts.ii-s .E aoass f4Iuishtas ss7'is .n ih's
s.il Nt~ ~Aeses aoa E4si sss1aa . sis3 le l~saa
~ -A-Ae -..te ~ t4ttg hs4Aeas Atasef tt
30 3 fafs 0l-st ufaai Asal5s rs
WANTED-NAN Ie eats JOINTS AND OH
" aDca ulEatr. Ur.si lsi-ssi 20 16
UAAfKD r 60 LAB0gEas F1g Kansas.
" ion~ ao- lsllao., nlgasss ~ase iF-e fare
+ '-f.st-eh, - -e-Il Assef-s. e94hef ~
A~Ae --easa' fnc4ose stamp isf se9ly = ia-o
Heip Wanted Fensafe.
WANIEp-AN APFRENT.CEeI Iol EARN
W sac ares~nsf eg trade Arpig "a. Mrs aic-
An'a4's kcom ., Aeiyaro lioek ittL
WANrED AN EXPERIENCED aiaL TOR
w < nefal holseHor- AIP g. - south Un-
i0n-si 2lt.
yNANTEn cONPETENT COOK AN
W hoiis'iatf The highest ragti ~ 80
Nune tul rua > ct utlp need aFD.y. ,ai b.
tween AID = . cos. .. Afs. fox o. iefef-
son Ave. -s.
WANIED a coMrETENr sEc0ND oiRI
" bpay sii Fountain sf. Afs , lhl -
ANTED-oIRL FoR GENERAL HoVst.
" "oik IN mali family. AOraeasl corner
tieuy ald no -.s. 80
WANfED-A GOOD GIRL. FOR H0rffHCRk.
W Appy i8l canal s.. CO.. CaHal aHd hflt &C. 30
WA fLp-AT TIE yENDQNE-TNO GOOD
" a'H'os ioon girls Apply a. once. roti
NrANrED--rIG5rciass DKE-s NAL tRs
- AIr'g at once af rpom re h.I-eraal
iioek Mr.. A. }. luleL %
NANftD-A FfRST-olAs5 .nILT Ie)NEk
~ tl1t uuacrstan.i. fancy Ironing fo a .r,.-
class hNHd iae b - waks, Nui be pail st .lie
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Situations Wanfed-Female.
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LOCALS IN MINION.

PubIications.-Frank Lcslie's Sunday
Magazine for April is rcdolcnt with the breath
of spring, which is soon to break all over the
land. Here we have picture and poem, song
and story, carrying with them the graceful
recognition Of re-awakening Nature. As
usual with this magazine, there are many
profusely illustrated articles, for instance
missionary and Social Life Among the
japanese" is an article Of to-day, and its
illustrations are Of the present. The ninth
and last of the late Mr.. Powell Leaves
from my Life" treats Of Tallourd and Rev.
Robert Montgomery, and with it is given
portrait Of Mr.. Powell himself. new serial
story by Mary Linskill, entitled in EX-
change for a Soul opens the number and
promises to he a strong romance. There are
several beautiful full page cngrayings and
this number will be generally recognized as
an excellent one.
"Allan Quarterman or, a browning
City" the new story by the author of she"
increases in interest in Demorcsts NoDthiy
for April, and promises to rival its prcdcces-
sor in wonderful adventure The other con-
tents of the April number Of DG0torcsfS are
equally interesting Enterprise is shown on
every page of this family magazine. Not
only are the best authors secured, but sclec
tons are made 50 as to make Upa magazine
giving information upon every point relative
to the household. 4 lady possessing its valu-
able aid does not even have to buy her dress
patterns for herself and children, as they are
furnished free and in any size required. The
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tUUHu Is CHLEN & CUMBERLAND
RAILROAD

| AAILE, Sundays excepted, from HAYS
- Street Station Cumberland.
OUFWARD-BOUND TRAINS.
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4DDITIoNAL LoCAE ITEMS

Orphans COttrt.-At Thursdays
session Thomas G. McCulloh, executor
of Mary McCulloh, deceased, settled
his Goth account.
Frank G. and Annie Beall, executor
and eZecutriX Of Nelson Beall, de-
ceased, settled their first account.
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Eitt1huIM Division.

Nos :, ), >, 1. 4, s, . and daily others
daily except Sunday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-02-21

WANTED to Buy, for cash. some establish
w ed BUSINESS OF $1,000 to $1,000. Ad-
dress. IN" CAPITAL Office, with particulars.
and confidentially. 19tf
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"QuImf0leo. THE GREAT MALARIA
and FEvER and AGUE RKMEpY. Reliable.
safe and efficient. Price 30 cen per bot
tie. For sale By al Druggists =
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FOR SALE.

= A fine male JERSEY OK, s years old, Can
be seen at farm formerly owned by the late
Geo. Wells, near WeemS' creek, or by address
ing, MCCARTNEY SORRELL.
f9Sw Annapolis, Nd
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ANNAPOLIS {
SPECTAL NOTICE..

We Will insert I'm this column advertise
meats of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lest,
Found, &C., not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK, or less, for 20 Cents.
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YNANTED.-A PARTNER. with a small
w capital, to help to start STEAM SAW
MILL in the suburbs of this city. Address
Lock Box 223 Annapolis, Md.
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GOUTH FLORIDA-Lands and dinterests for
- sale; exchange for city or suburban prop
erty, or planted for non-reeidentS. Clubs for
ONCE. l7lw.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-10-13
MI. Sharp.

Your correspondent from Henly asks for
a remedy for the creeps or stiff disease, as
II is called. with which great many cattle
in this section are afflicted. 1 have had
good success with the following treatment;
Bore the horns, battle base Of the horns
with turpentine, and rub shoulders and
spine with turpentine and kerosene equal
parts, and feed once day on cotton seed.
II also helps TO wean tho calf where the
COW Is giving milk. We would like to know
what causes the disease. II seems TO be
confined to DOLBY, sedge grass range no far
as have observed. For the benefit of
those who are not familiar with 1t, will
say that II fleets cattle very seriously caus-
ing numbers to die when let alone. They
frequently become lame, always stif, fall
of rapidly, but have good appetite. Seem
to be tender footed, il fact appear as II
foundered.
Mr.. Nall Lineweber and family leave for
New Mexico on the 10th inst.
Mr.. W. W. McGonigill has sold his place
to Mr.. Henry wegner.
Mr.. Minis removes to the prairie near
San Marcos.
Range fine, stock looking well and every
thing like springtime.
Yours. &C.. COYOTE.